Sentence examples for ordinance according from inspiring English sources

Part of the thinking behind the ordinance, according to Jan Manning, the county environmental engineer, is that rickety furniture on the porch contributes to general decline.

As early as 1360 the magistrate of Brussels issued an ordinance according to which anyone caught playing a similar club-and-ball game was threatened with a fine of 20 shillings or confiscation of his upper garment ("Item. wie met coluen tsolt es om twintich scell' oft op hare ouerste cleet").

Nassau Community College has routinely been awarding its top administrators -- including its president, Sean A. Fanelli -- compensatory time for attending faculty luncheons, monthly board meetings, award ceremonies, graduations and even a campus fashion show, in violation of a county ordinance, according to a county audit released Wednesday.

Application of the sludge strictly followed the German sewage sludge ordinance according to which 5 tons of dry sludge per hectare over 3 years can be applied to agricultural areas.

No woman has been charged with violating the ordinance, according to The Associated Press.

About 175 city-owned homes are subject to the deconstruction ordinance, according to the city Department of Neighborhood Services.

Just for asking for a few dollars, individuals face $99 fines under anti-panhandling ordinances, according to the report.

Police initially approached Arrington that afternoon and warned him he was violating several boardwalk ordinances, according to the police report.

If it's approved, Burbank would join 26 other cities in the United States and Canada that have passed similar ordinances, according to event organizers.

Emanuel initially stayed quiet on the ordinance but, according to NBC Chicago, has since done more research into the issue and has come upon the conclusion that such a change would allow the city to "observe the law, while reducing the processing time for minor possession of marijuana – ultimately freeing up police officers for the street".

Huntington, which was founded in 1653 and covers 94 square miles, has preserved more than 600 acres consisting of 401 historic parcels and 89 buildings since it established its local landmark preservation ordinance in 1968, according to Charla Bolton, a planner who works with the seven-member Huntington Historic Preservation Commission.